private static void Main(string[] args)
{
// TAKE ONE
var buffer = new CircularBuffer <double>();
//ProcessInput(buffer);
// TAKE TWO
// Some scenarios where extension of buffer is needed
// Avoid coding agains a concrete class, instead code against an interface
var bufferInterface = new CircularBufferByInterface <double>();
ProcessBufferByInterface(bufferInterface);
// And I can use different Buffer without changing client code
var queueBuffer = new QueueBuffer <double>();
ProcessBufferByInterface(queueBuffer);
// TAKE THREE
// Enumerating a buffer - IEnumerable has been implemented
// Now i'm able to use foreach
foreach (var item in queueBuffer)
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
// TAKE FOUR - ADDING <TOutput> METHOD
// TOutput will return different TOutput type than Buffer<T> type
var asInts = queueBuffer.AsEnumerableOf <int>();
ProcessInputByInterface(queueBuffer);
foreach (var item in queueBuffer)
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
// TAKE FIVE - ADDING EXTENSION METHOD that returns <TOutput)
var asInts2 = queueBuffer.AsEnumerableOfExtension <double, int>();
ProcessInputByInterface(queueBuffer);
// TAKE SIX - ADDING ANOTHER EXTENSION (VOID) method
queueBuffer.Dump();
}